Omega Seamaster 120M Quartz

My Gerald Genta Gefica Blue Note Watch Article On AskMen.com
I have had a few new watch reviews on AskMenwatches-dealer but did not mention them as I wrote about those watches already on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer. Here however is one that I did not blog already here. Click on the article to read it, but there are a few interesting things about this Gerald Genta Gefica Blue Note watch. The "Blue Note" just refers to the colors and the fact that it is part of a limited edition. I love the classic manner in which Gerald Genta does a jumping hour with retrograde minutes and the styling of the case is impressive and different. Really a success as stepping outside the mold and still being able to look like a mature design. Plus, the case is make out of bronze, that is really rare for a watch. That also means the case will oxidize over time - which Gerald Genta says is intended.See my Gerald Genta Gefica Blue Note watch article on AskMenwatches-dealer here. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipp

Hands-On: The Les Indomptables de Cartier Decor Watch
It is no secret that Cartier does luxury well. As one of the most iconic watch and jewelry brands in the business (and they have been for decades), Cartier never ceases to amaze me in how well they create such beautifully crafted objects. Launched in April of this year, Les Indomptables de Cartier Décor Watch is from the Metiers d’Arts collection is no exception. At first glance it appears to be just a pretty watch with a Panther covering part of the dial. That is until you take it in your hands and realize that the Panther is in fact removable AND a brooch. This type on innovative design exactly why Cartier is one of the best. 1 OF 6 Les Indomptables de Cartier Décor Watch is part of a 30-piece collection and was designed and created at the Cartier Metiers d’Arts Maison in La Chaux-de-Fonds. HODINKEE published a write up on the Maison after it opened earlier this year. The Maison is a converted farmhouse with each floor dedicated to a different

Having a little fun with my vintage 321 powered Speedy
(before and after)I know several purists will cringe that it will take away from the 'value' of the watch, but I really could care less.This watch will be never sold anyway as I specifically searched high and low for a Speedy with 321 caliberthat was made in 1965 - the year I was born. Well,...I found one and in addition to placing a see-through case-back on it, I also had some of the screws blued by flame by my watchmaker.I just love this vintage Lemania based chrono and how colorful it was to begin with and I thoughtthat blue screws would add to that a little more spark. I am happy with the results and only wanted to share a quick photo here that I took in my office as I just picked up the watch from my watchmaker a couple of hours ago.

Which is expanding faster.....
..my waistline or my Longines collection? This one just in so excuse the q & d desk lamp shot:1953 14ct reference 2033 with a caliber 23Z. It meets the "ooooo, shiny" prerequisite. Picked up a mint dial & hands last year, and this watch had a redial. Shipped my stuff to the seller, and he did the surgery.

No AD in my area
My home is in rural Texas, about 1.5 hours from Austin. There is no AD near by and I'm interested in buying a 42mm PO. Can anyone recommend an AD that will ship to Texas? I really don't care where they are located, out of TX saves me a bit on sales tax, but really want to purchase from an AD. Another semi-related question - is there significant differentiation in the US on price from AD to AD or do they all sell at MSRP? Obviously I'm new to this so any advice is appreciated. I understand from reading this forum that pricing is a sensitive issue with Omega so if a private message is a more appropriate way to communicate please let me know. Thanks!